No master has fallen from the sky yet?
That happens every now and then in sport.
Just celebrated as a climber, then fired - we remember heroes like Christian Grüll, who brought the BSG Taufkirchen back to the district league after decades.
Or to the Altenerdingen handball players who, after a furious championship season, put Simon Klawe in front of the door.
This football season this has now happened to Steffen Trümmel, who led the footballers of SV Wörth 2 into the A class. “By mutual agreement,” as department head Heini Hundsnurscher emphasizes, they parted ways. “Would he see that too?” Was our request. In fact, Trümmel confirms: “I don't go into an argument. The team wanted something new. "
But he is already sad, "because I liked doing it, and then you will be surprised". He means the fact that the team had turned to the club's management and wanted a change. At least as far as the table is concerned, the players were right, because Wörth was right at the bottom of the A-Class 8 - but this was mainly due to the large number of injuries, as Hundsnurscher also emphasized. “As a small club, you can't absorb that.” Still, it was an attempt. So coach away!
Wörth would have liked to have Trümmel as a player in the team, as he scored the most goals in the promotion year. The 47-year-old didn't want that, “but I have no problems with Heini and the leadership. Maybe the change will bring something. I hope the guys make it out again ”. Well, so far the effect has not occurred. Wörth 2 has lost all games since then.
Trümmel is now training the C2 kickers of SG Moosinning / Eichenried. “I enjoy my free time and then I can still watch my own boys.” No, you guessed it wrong, they don't play in C 2. One kicks in the A youth, the middle one in Ismaning. He only took over the C2 because he enjoys working with Wast Held. “I learned a lot from him during our time together in Wörth. That also applies to Ewald Rupprecht, ”says Trümmel. As I said: No poison arrows fly to Wörth, but a lot of respect. Somehow surprising. Or not? Let's look at the other two cases above.
Klawe - a very loyal SpVgg soul - then even took over the Altenerdingen women's team.
And Grüll?
He almost blames himself: “I should have quit before the season started.” He had already been in Taufkirchen for three years, “and then you're going into a fourth season.
It only works if you change half the team ”.
At the BSG that was not an option - "and then after three years in which you had a total of ten defeats, you lose four times in a row - the people of Taufkirchen were no longer used to that".
His current relationship with the BSG?
He met with their football boss Ferdl Schediwy last week at the game in Attaching.
“We hardly noticed anything because we were chatting so much,” says Grüll, everything is good.
Why do we write all this?
Because we only want to prove that master coaches are also masterly in the finish.
DIETER PRIGLMEIR